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check the config of the outq - the *PASTHR mentions the hold

Create Output Queue (CRTOUTQ)
...........................................................................
: Remote system (RMTSYS) - Help
:
: Specifies the remote system to send files to when a remote writer is
: started (using the STRRMTWTR command) to the output queue. This is
: referred to as the "address" by SNADS, and the "host" by TCP/IP.
:
: *NONE
: The output queue is used only for local printing. The STRRMTWTR
: command cannot be used when this output queue is specified on the
: OUTQ parameter.
:
: *PASTHR
: The system a user passed through (using the STRPASTHR command) is
: used when sending spooled files created by the user job. If a
: spooled file was not created by a job that had passed through from
: another system, the spooled file will be held (HLD status).

Jim Franz

On Fri, Sep 6, 2024 at 11:37 AM Justin Taylor <jtaylor.0ab@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Have you checked the job log for the writer?


date: Thu, 5 Sep 2024 21:40:26 -0400
from: Gavin Inman <midrangelist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Why is the system putting my spooled file on Hold?

I have an interesting situation that is happening on only 1 out of about
50 remote output queues.
We have about Output queues on System A sending spooled files to System
B.
The spooled files are in RLS status on system A, and they show up as RLS
status on System B for all of them, except 1.

We are scratching our heads as to what is different on this One Queue.

I looked at the Spooled Audit Log and found the QSPLJOB job is putting
it on Hold 2 seconds after it arrives on system B.
I don't know why.

Any Insight or ideas from the group?

Thanks,

Gavin Inman


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